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district leadership  |  school leadership

advancing educational equity in times of political crisis

the polarization of education: as consultants at 瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率 , my teammates and i have the incredible opportunity to support districts around the country as they solve some of their toughest challenges. these challenges range from “how do we change our practices to increase students’ agency over their own learning?” to “how do we use quantitative and qualitative data to determine our priority areas over the next five years?” within each of those challenges, we encourage districts to use their resources strategically to advance educational equity, providing each child with what they need to develop to their fullest potential, regardless of their identity. equity is a choice–a choice that individuals and collective communities make to put students’ individual and unique needs first.

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district leadership  |  瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率  |  school leadership  |  strategic planning

the “victory points” of strategic planning: three quick tips

one of my family’s favorite pastimes is playing the board game the settlers of catan. the winner is the first player to earn ten victory points. there are a variety of ways to earn victory points, which means that winning the game is a matter of both luck and strategy. the last time i played catan, i started the game “lucky” by rolling the highest number and getting to place my settlements first. however, my husband’s strategy of waiting until the end of the game to build the “longest road” turned out to be more fruitful than my strategy of obtaining a two-for-one lumber port to gain the resources that i needed. (if none of this makes any sense to you, go play the game after you finish reading this blog post.)

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